AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 May 1920, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARDS PICTURES.

‘THE WHITE HEATHER,” MONDAY.

In the Princess Theatre on Monday, International Pictures will present the most successful of Drury Lane mclo dramas, “The White Heather” in picture form as produced by Maurice Tourriier, the author of “The Whip,” and “Sporting,Life.” “The White Heather” was ono of the best of molo dramas in Blond Holt’s repertoire in Australia, even on the stage the diving scene and tight under the |.sea for the papers that will prove a woman’s honor, was one of the most sensational of stage realism, hut in the picture realism is triumphant, for by means of the Williams submarine tube, those great sensational incidents of this big play are photographed on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean. The wreck of the-White Heatlier and with its marvellous pictures taken under water, form a fitting support to the magnificent cast of stars who interpret this most successful of dramas. Mr Williams, the well known manager, has charge of the picture on the Coast. The, prices will be 2s and Is plus war tax. MCLEAN’S PICTURES, “ON THE JUMP.”—TO-NIGHT. iMr McLean presents at the Princess Theatre to-night a capital programme, built on popular lines. It is headed by the celebrated’ Fox five reel film a stirring drama entitled “On the Jump” starring George Walsh with high class support. It is a most interesting and attractive presentation full of exciting incidents and situations. A full supporting programme will also be screened.